jon: i'm jon scott.f course the president sat down for an interview with "60 minutes" and said his former secretary of state could have handled the decision to use private email server better. and the president also accuses of republicans turning the investigation into a political attack in an effort to keep hillary clinton from becoming president. take a listen. >> i don't think it posed a national security problem. i think it was a mistake that she's acknowledged and you know, as a general proposition, when we're in these offices, we have to be more sensitive and stay as far away from the line as possible when it comes to how we handle information, how we handle our own personal data. and you know, she made a mistake. she acknowledged it. i do think that the way it has been ginned up is in part because of politics. jon: joining us now, bret baier, the anchor of "special report." i suppose there are many in washington who see it differently. that this investigation of the clinton email situation which c

jon: where other good earnings? guest: i thought -- no one thought intel were great numbers when they came out. goldman missed but still traded high because the guidance was good. trading volumes are going to increase going forward and this is a good environment for banks. jon: thank you for joining us. the ceo of hassan asset management. nestle cuts the forecast while carrefour hits a chinese weekbump in then and many wraps up. lme weekt me week -- wraps up. what did we learn? minutes into your trading day let's see how things are shaping up to here is a picture of the equity market here in europe there it the stoxx 600 up by 0.6%. the dax and germany up by 63 points. we will take a look at the fx market for you. inwe said earlier soft data retail sales really waiting on the dollar. the dollar declining for a third straight week. cable as well is approaching 1.55 flat. this little bit higher this morning up like .6% on wti. some stocks to look for, let's get to your top stocks stories with nara. industry the only g

jon, back to you. jon: there is a lot of nasty stuff in the waters including snakes, jonathan. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of residents are reported seeing snakes. they get driven out of the wilderness, come in areas ordinarily inhabited by human, jon. jon: jonathan serrie. take care out there. >> the vessel has sank. we believe in sank in the last known position we recorded on thursday. so, what that means though, we just change our search planning efforts. we are still looking for survivors, or any signs of life, any signs of that vessel. jenna: we spoke with captain mark fedor on friday. at that point they hadn't located ship. the u.s. coast guard still frankly hasn't directly. the coast guard believes the missing cargo ship sank off the bahamas at height of hurricane joaquin. a one crew member was found in the search for the el faro, that is the name of the ship and including a heavily-damaged lifeboat. the coast guard are searching for any survivors. the planes will fly all day long and loyer

jon: couple of surprises in those numbers, i'm jon scott.polls out on the gop field, and a "wall street journal"/nbc survey finds donald trump with the highest level of support since he entered the race, but he's followed closely by dr. ben carson at 22%. that puts carson in the margin of error of his first place rival. senator marco rubio rounds out the top three. the cnn/orc poll also finds trump and carson at the top of the field, they are the only two candidates with support above 20%. senator rubio and former governor jeb bush are tied for third in that poll. but the other big news in the poll, carly fiorina's drop. her support plunges 11% from a month ago. joining us now, charlie hurt and a.b. stoddard, associate editor and column it at "the hill." a.b., i want to start with you specifically about carly fiorina. does she need another debate to bring her numbers back up? what explains this plunge? >> i think if you look at her last debate, she's probably hoping that on the 28th -- which is the next time that the contenders debate on the

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jon: and i'm jon scott.ald trump blasting jeb bush's claims that his brother, quote, kept us safe in the aftermath of 9/11. he claims things would have been very different if he had been in charge. governor bush says trump's comments show a lack of seriousness, but trump is not backing down. >> jeb said we were safe with my brother, we were safe. well, the world trade center just fell down. now, am i trying to blame him? i'm not blaming anybody, but the world trade center came down. so when he were safe, that's not safe. we lost 3,000 people. it was one of, probably the greatest catastrophe ever in this country if you think about it, right? jon: joining us now is bret baier, the anchor of "special report." to be fair to jeb bush, i think his point about him keeping us safe, meaning george w. bush, was intended to start at the moment the 9/11 attacks brought down the world trade center. i guess to donald trump's way of thinking, maybe that distinction doesn't exactly matter, bret. >> well, right, jon. good mo

jon?on: such a sad story. phil keating in miami, thank you. jenna: teenager recovering of a close encounter with a shark off the texas coast. what his mom and brother did that may have saved his life. >>> plus federal investigators on the scene after that train derailment caused by rocks on the tracks. some officials call it act of nature. is there a way to prevent crashes like this from happening again? we'll talk about it next. jon: now a 13-year-old is recovering after being bitten by a shark. gregory slaughter and his brother were swimming off the coast of ball vest ton, texas, yesterday. they were suddenly surrounded by school of fish in waist-deep water. a shark bit gregory on his lower leg and hand. his family pulled him to shore and wrapped him in towels to stop the bleeding. >> first he was screaming. i thought it was another switch. the wave, water dropped down more and could see entire shark. i ran over to him. i hit it, grabbed him. the shark, i don't know where it went. the sh

>> right, jon.he is only being charged with second degree assault which is class "d" felony in new york. that means that if this is the only charge that sticks, it means that she could only face up to maximum of seven years. this means that the investigators, that the prosecutors, that the people that have been looking into this for the last 10 days, feel that her level of culpability was much lower than her parents who were charged with manslaughter. jon: again the brother is testifying today and apparently testifying against his half-sister. we'll certainly let the viewers know what we learn about what happened there. the wendy patrick, troy slayton, thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you, jon. jenna: other news, syrian dictator bashar al-assad, has a meeting with one of his staunchest allies, vladmir putin put in moscow. we'll discuss that story. >>> we'll look what challenges border patrol officers face and why a fence in one city is working. >> this is the gold standard when it comes to a f

jon: really?na: as the head of the irs testifies for the first time since the justice department decided not to prosecute lois lerner. the finance committee is hearing from the director, john koskinen. doug mckelway's following this story from our washington bureau. >> reporter: hi, jenna. today's hearing was timely coming as it did only a few days after the justice department announced it will not prosecute anybody at the irs forget targeting of conservative -- for the targeting of conservative groups. the committee came up with its own recommendations to overhaul the irs maze of bureaucracy that led to that gross mismanagement. it released those findings on august 5th and today questioned the commissioner on those implementations. one of the things chairman orrin hatch would like to see is a reining in of union activities at the irs. >> while i do not oppose collective bargaining in general, we know that two-thirds of irs workers are represented by a union organization that is very politically a

jon: i'm jon scott.his woman, 25-year-old adacia chambers, now faces four counts of second-degree murder. police say she drove her car into a group of spectators. the four casualties include a two-year-old boy. 46 other people were ininjured. she was arrested driving under influence after the crash but her lawyer says she suffers from mental illness. mat finn in pain county courthouse in oklahoma. matt? reporter: jon, that was a game-changer. she was arrested for a dui. her attorney insists and tells us she was not drinking. he insists that 25-year-old adacia chambers was suffering from a extreme mental episode so much so she doesn't recall anything happened this weekend. she had to tell her that you hit people and killed people. she will appear in the court behind me. she faces four counts of second degree murder. she will not appear in person. she will appear from a video unless her attorney make as last minute request. the attorney says, she, adacia was, so blank after that tragic accident, that that

jon? jon: tense times on, in both places. doug mckelway, thank you. jenna: my next guest is not surprised that the russian airstrikes are not actually targeting isis terrorists. brett stephens writes "the wall street journal"'s foreign affairs column read widely by many of our leaders. why are you not surprised here? >> well, look, there's always been, actually, a benefit to the assad regime to have isis as its principal enemy. and for a long time the assad regime refused to go after isis as its primary target. it went after forces, some of them allied with the united states, other jihadist groups because assad understands that if you have a battle in syria between a group that is as feared and as violent as isis and assad, he will look like the better alternative. so it comes as no surprise whatsoever that the first targets russia would pick would not be isis targets. that may be an eventual target, but people should understand that what russia is doing is shoring up a client and shoring

jon: i'm jon scott. the shooter, identified as 26-year-old chris harper mercer, he was shot and killed by police. taking the lives of nine people, injuring at least seven others. we're expecting to learn more two hours from now. as it stands, the shooter's mote e remains un-- motive remains unclear. survivors say the shooter demanded his victims state their religion before shooting them. one witness describes the horror. >> we heard the first shot at, i believe it was 10:38 when the cops said they got their first call, and then one of the students from my class left to go check on the other room, and she was shot in the arm and in the stomach and ran back to our class and told us that there was a gun. it was right next to the room. we heard all the screams, all the shots, heard everything. jon: william la jeunesse live in roseburg, oregon. william? >> reporter: well, jon, one of the questions, as you mentioned, is motive. why here? why now? why yesterday? we don't yet have a manifesto like we did in the

if this business is gonna succeed, jon's behavior has to stop. hey, jon? >> yes?am i hearing from some of the painters that you were yelling at your brother earlier? >> i got upset because he okayed to purchase furniture-- >> but i'm paying for the [bleep] furniture. i'm paying for it. >> well--but, your money-- >> how much do you think i've spent? >> $1/4 million? >> more. how much was he asking you to spend? >> i don't know, a couple thousand dollars. >> okay, so your brother goes out on a limb to improve what you think is gonna be a couple thousand dollars... >> right. >> and you lose your mind? it's not about the furniture, but it's about showing some respect to him. you're more concerned about this than you are him. >> that's not true. >> well then why do you treat him that way? >> but, it's one situation-- >> i know, jon. >> but it--but, marcus, it was-- >> jon, he's a human being. forget about the fact that he's your brother. we shouldn't be talking to people that way. in a situation like this, these brothers need to be working together, not working against

jon: the u.s.me court takes up a case today about whether to uphold the death sentences for two kansas brothers and another man. convicted in a series of notorious murders. the brothers, found guilty of robbing, sexually assaulting and murdering four people on frozen soccer field in east wichita back in 2000. here is look how their case unfolded. >> 911. >> i'm hurt. >> how are you hurt? >> i'm shot in the back of the head. >> critically wounded the young woman struggles to police her story. >> they broke into my house. raped me and other girls. >> how many people got hurt. >> they shot all five of us. shot my four friend. >> she tells police her friends are lying in frozen field, about a mile away. and like her, she one shot in the head and left nearly naked in zero degree temperatures. as police examined the murder scene, they wonder how this womaninged to survive. >> it just looked like a mass execution. something like the st. valentine's day massacre. >> the murder victims were all healthy, ath

jon, you have our second photo in london. jon: i do.a picture of 200,000 600th gathered for the of the battle of adding in court -- the battle of agincourt. gaunt'sthat john of sword? jon: i do not know. of "gameare episode 2 of thrones." a serious moment for -- for europe as well. kenneth branagh told me to say that. he is coming next year, by the way. time for our top photo. time for a little halloween spirit on "bloomberg surveillance." nine acres of jack-o'-lanterns lit up for the holidays. 6000 volunteers. the great jack-o'-lantern blaze last from october 3 to november 15. tom: i saw some ginormous pumpkins on 2nd avenue or 3rd avenue. they were huge. do you take them home? vonnie: are you carving pumpkins? tom: i am carve-free. a two-day festivity as well. panda. next on bloomberg radio, this is an important interview. hugely respected among european economics -- we will do that at 7:00 a.m. on bloomberg radio. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." if you are in the financ

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jon: emphasizing it remains a dangerous world, i'm jon scott. president obama expected to speak shortly from the roosevelt room at the white house announcing he plans to keep more than 5,000 troops in afghanistan beyond 2016 and beyond his last day as president, leaving the nation's longest-ever war to his successor. right now we have nearly 10,000 troops in country. the president wanted to draw that force down by the end of next year to a small presence based at the u.s. embassy. the pentagon arguing against that timeline because of the resurgence of the taliban and the new threat from islamic state fighters in afghanistan. meanwhile, we are also standing by for a news conference from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as his country deploys troops to try to defend against attacks by palestinian terrorists. jenna: a lot going on. we have live fox team coverage with copp no powell -- conor powell reporting from jerusalem, but we're going to begin with kevin corke on the president's decision. >> reporter: jenna and jon, good morning to you

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jon? jon: we're live in alleman from north polk high school a great 2a matchup coming your way tonight. it's our friday night blitz game of the week as the comets host the cmb raiders. it's cooling off out here a little windy... but should be a great night for football. jon: coming up on local 5 sports... we'll preview this matchup and hear from the comets on what they expect from a dangerous cmb team. jack: coming up next there's an interesting auction happening at grandview boangleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards, and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 6. we are iowa." jack: call it progress -- or the passing of an era an old des moines bowling alley is being auctioned off piece by piece in an unusual way. it's your chance to get some different stuff you might not find anywhere else. you need any used bowling shoes? (clip0242 lots and lots of shoes in bags) (nats of people shuffling through them) there

jon: i won't say anything.rthel: we have new information on a story breaking yesterday on "happening now." one of thee americans who stopped a terror attack on a train in france stabbed at home. spencer stone hospitalized in serious but stable condition. >> reporter: spencer stone remains in the intensive care unit at u.c. davis medical center. doctors say they believe he will make a full recovery. but they also say the wounds he suffered could have killed him. >> wounds to the torso are significant injuries that are potentially life-threatening. he had three wounds to his torso. >> reporter: this morning police are still searching for two suspects. they released a still frame from a surveillance video showing what they say are those two suspects. men they described as young asian males. in the surveillance video, spencer stone is seen trading blows with a group of four or five other men. police say they do not know exactly what led to this fight, neither do they know who started the fight, and who was defendin

. >> jon: really? >> stephen: and she gave me likea set of kitchen knives. >> jon: wow, wow. >> stephen: i regifted them. idid. don't tell oprah. >> jon: who did you give themtoo? >> stephen: my brother-in-law. he loved them. i had to fly. i couldn't take them on the plane with me. they frown on that. anyway, i'm excited. >> jon: cool. >> stephen: she's saving itsworld, a little bit. she's trying to, to make the world a better place. >> jon: right, just like you! >> stephen: a little bit.just 1 inch at a time am 1 inch at a time. oprah isn't the only one trying to make the world a better place. i am too. i drive a tesla, all right. that is my contribution. okay. global warming. i love my tesla. it's so fast. it's all electric. it's like a golf cart had sex with a pegasu s. and here's a really cool thing. laptop computer with wheels. they're always upgrading the software gifg you these cool new features. like last year they made it possible to name your tesla. i named mine vingalot and if you understand

thanks, jon.n: people are pretty excited that you are here. (cheers and applause) >> you changed the place. >> stephen: we have, we changed it a little bit. >> i just remodeled my house. i can't imagine what this cost. >> stephen: yeah. we had to take a loan out. >> i see. i can see that. >> stephen: well, thanks for being here. >> i'm excited to celebrate you. >> stephen: to celebrate me? excited. >> stephen: tonight i celebrate my love. >> for you. this is the thing, i was saying to your team that i have never seen in my life a greater marketing campaign. were you on the back of every bus? we couldn't get away from you. you are driving down the street. >> stephen: if you are slamming into an abutment in your car, your air bag would explode and my face would be right on there. it was everywhere. >> you were everywhere. >> stephen: no pressure. >> that is a lot of pressure. and i remember when i was moving from nashville to baltimore as a young reporter. i had a smaller campaign but i was on billb

. >> jon: yeah. now? do you think-- . >> jon: no, i don't think so. >> stephen: i don't think soeither. >> jon: cuz she owns it. >> stephen: yes, she does.she totally owns it. did she give you a-- she is famous for giving em presents, did she give you anything? >> jon: no, she didn't give meanything. you didn't have anything under >> stephen: she gave me a basketof avocados. >> jon: really? >> stephen: and she gave me likea set of kitchen knives. >> jon: wow, wow. >> stephen: i regifted them. idid. don't tell oprah. >> jon: who did you give themtoo? >> stephen: my brother-in-law. he loved them. i had to fly. i couldn't take them on the plane with me. they frown on that. anyway, i'm excited. >> jon: cool. >> stephen: she's saving itsworld, a little bit. she's trying to, to make the world a better place. >> jon: right, just like you! >> stephen: a little bit.just 1 inch at a time am 1 inch at a time. oprah isn't the only one trying to make the world a better place. i am too. i drive a tesla, all right.

jon. jon: benjamin hall, so sad, really, to relive what happened that day. thank you.enna: a college student arrested for threatening a school shooting where police say she revealed her plans and why. >>> also trouble in one of the country's ritziest zip codes. what is sparking concerns in beverly hills and on rodeo drive? we're live with the story. we want to hear from you, who do you expect to quote, unquote win in tonight's debate. foxnews.com/happeningnow. k you? it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. i brto get us moving.tein i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. jon: right now, crime stories we're following. a 21-year-old student arrested for making threats on social media. emily sakamato allegedly posted plans to carry out a shooting at atlanta's emory university. most students are off campus for fall break. >>> search for a missing 23-year-old student

jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local more in the forecast, but we should be mainly dry into this evening with mild temperatures. skies will be clear to partly cloudy through tonight with southerly winds and temps in the 60s most of the overnight hours, which is very warm for this time of year. clouds will likely return wednesday along with a few showers for mainly southern iowa. temperatures will be a little cooler especially for those areas that don't see much sunshine. thursday is also looking mostly cloudy with just a few showers for mainly far western iowa. our rain chances go way up on friday with showers and a few rumbles possible as a weather system comes out of the sw. after a decent soaking friday, this system should

. >> i am jon scott. >> jon: after the rounds of attacks that killed dozens of people it is continuing today. israel is condemning a fire attack at the tomb of joseph on the west bank. john is live with more in jerusalem. >> reporter: there has been clashes here in bethlehem in the west bank. the wall is to the right of the camera. the best -- west bank wall. is coming out and firing tear gas every once in a while. it goes out and has 30 tubes of fire of canisters and creates a smoke screen as the troops push forward to push the rioters back. this has been going on all day since we got here. every now and again we get a burst of wind that comes our way and pushes the tear gas toward us. it stings the high and burns the throat. what happened earlier was the rioters were much closer to us. they were right around those trash dumpsters and created their own smoke screen as they sling shot rocks. really large size ones and marbles at us. i got hit by a couple of those and they sting because they carry when they bounce and hit you in the leg. all of this escalated. this is just one of many c

jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon..... let's talk about another big 12 coaching newcomer jon/2bam: yeah jack steve prohm isn't the only new face in the big 12. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from shaka smart about how far back he and prohm go. with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: welcome back-- the turnover in the big 12 isn't very high-- you have a list of names like lon kruger or bill self who have been with their respective teams for years. but steve prohm is a name that is new to the conference-- but he isn't the only one-- shaka smart has taken over at texas. the longhorns parted ways with rick barnes after last season when he went 20 and 14. barnes had been last 17 years. smart makes the jump to texas from vcu-- where he helped the rams get to the final four in 2011. smart and prohm are by no means new acquaintences. but both are under the microscope to see what they can do in their first years with big 12 competition. smart expects a lot from prohm-- and has a lot of respect for the new iowa state he

words here jon: coming up on jon: coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from paul rhoads and what he thinks of the third straight high powered offense the cyclones will see. jon: welcome back we're still in the middle of the football season and even though i know how loyal isu fans are-- there's a little excitement stirring up for the basketball season to get started. tomorrow we'll get a glimpse at big 12 expectations from all teams-- and to bring you those thoughts we have jordan furbee down in kansas city. " kansas city is buzzing over the royals heading into tonight kansas city was just two wins away from heading to the world series and as you can see behind me everybody is across the street over at power and light watching the game but starting tomorrow the sprint center is the place to be for the big 12 media days. i'll be here for all of your coverage for iowa state steve prohm, naz long, jameel mckay, georges niang and monte morris are all scheduled to attend. we'll catch up with the gang get caught up on their thoughts on expectations of the upcoming season we'll also talk a

jon, do you have a costume do you dress up? >> jon: yeah, sometimes. a power ranger. >> stephen: you've got the physique. which power ranger? >> stephen: the red one. ( laughter ) >> stephen: why the red? what's the red power? what power does the red have? >> stephen: no specific power, just different colors. ( laughter ) >> stephen: really, i'm not really with the power rangers. they all are the same, just different colors? >> jon: yeah, different colors, different animal s. >> stephen: really, each color is a different animal? ( laughter ) >> stephen: yay. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: yeah. ( laughter ) >> jon: yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: all right, i i'll look forward to that. i'll look forward to that. >> jon: yeah, power rangers? >> stephen: everyone loves halloween costumes, in fact, i just read this today, even fugitives love halloween costumes. in fact, police in atlanta are trying to find a woman who hit a car and drove away while wearing a beetlejuice costume. i think if they really want to find her, they should just say her name three times.

stephanie: now jon, with stephanie: now jon, with basketball season coming up and halloween later this week, we just had to show you these sports themed pumpkins from amber zink of newton.. she told us her husband, ryan, is the artistic mastermind behind these portrait pumpkins of jameel mckay.... and of georges niang. and this one comes complete with a bandaid, isu fans wore band aids on their heads in support of the star after the kansas game last year when he was elbowed in the face. brad: weather adlib: it will stay cool and rainy into the evening hours for much of central iowa. the rain should taper off into a few showers after midnight. our temperatures will hover in the upper 40s which might give you the shivers! but just wait until wednesday when the winds crank up from the nw at 20-30 mph! we should be able to get our temps back up into the low 50s, but it will be really cold wednesday night with those strong winds and temps falling into the 30s. thursday will bring back some sunshine, but it will remain a little breezy and cool. there is some good news for all those trick-or-

with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: a position ofootball field with more pressure than a kicker-- you hit a game winning kick you're a hero. you miss it-- you're the goat. iowa place kicker marshall koehn is 10 for 12 this season for the hawkeyes-- and he took some time to sit down with local 5 sports' alex giaimo to talk about a clutch kick against pitt and show her how to boot a field goal. (alex giaimo) they might not be the center-of- attention but the role of a kicker on a football team is very important. (marshall koehn) a good kicker is someone the team can rely on week in and week out whether it's kicking it into the where it needs to be goals when the team needs them. (alex giaimo) how much as a little kid did you that big kick? you watch it growing kicks like that all the time and you just think like it's so crazy. you don't think you'll ever be in that position but yea i guess it's always of since becoming a (giaimo) back in september, koehn's dream became a reality.. when he drilled

, his face self ree where. >> jon: right, deep man, deep. >> stephen: yeah. >> jon: deep, man. >> stephen: all right. of course i had a good week off too. i had a good week off too. i expected to be the host when i came back. of course my week off pay have been great but i did not come close, no one came close to how great hillary clinton's week was. (applause). >> stephen: jimmy, it was a great week. there you go. (laughter) now one of the highlights. one of the highlights of mses clinton's week is that her second appearance in front of the benghazi committee which iss chaired by south carolina trey gowdy, last thursday, sheriff gowdy and the benghazi bunch grilled hillary from 10 a.m. to 9 at night. that is 11 hours. they achieved tantric subcommittee. the only person who was ever testified longer is sting. (laughter) but for all that grilling, hillary could not be rattled. at the end of the marathon inquisition she looked like this while chairman gowdy looked like this. (laughter) one of them looks like the host of a cocktail party. the other looks like he's had his bark stripped off b

jon: glencore's wild week. ♪ jon: welcome to "the pulse."omberg's european headquarters in london. i'm jon ferro with manus cranny. tom keene is in new york. i thought the comments were appropriate about the difference in the number of jobs formed in america and the idea of seeing wage inflation. there is a careful talent about which one is more important. we will talk to alan krueger of princeton university on the american job economy. that throughout the show. investors here will be trying to see if there is evidence that the world's largest economy is ready for higher interest rates. we will get those figures in three hours and 30 minutes. mark: slightly below the average of 212 average, a slowdown from last year's average of 260,000, the best year since 1990 nine. watch out for two reasons. august in september payroll readings have been revised by the labor department in 12 of the last 14 years. for that reason, economists could reject a lower than projected reasoning, particularly if hiring in august is revised up. a pickup in work and

jon: a good place to hide.ooking at the fund market, and said we could not forecast bond yields anymore. how difficult is your job becoming? mr. gallo: for the periphery, given what the ecb will do, there is only one way, lower free yields. bunds that there is very little value left in the basis points. i'm recommending to be long is very difficult. for spain and italy, which are relatively stable, the larger periphery countries come the yields will compress. if you have the central bank owning a lot of free flow in the asset markets, is qe continues with no fiscal stimulus, there is little left for it festers. jon: wall street wakes up and listens to alberto gallo talking about lower yields on the periphery, that means treasury looks like higher yields. people go back to treasury. will the federal reserv have difficulty getting the market to tighten in the market that alberto gallo is describing? tom: that will be one of the themes in the next hour with clarida and ryding. parity, thateuro is just as much for

you feeling it. >> jon: yeah! >> stephen: you feeling it, jon. >> jon: i'm grabbing it. >> stephen: i'm grabbing it, too, man. i'm feeling it deep. i'm filing it all over. i might have to ice it down. it's good to be fridays. we had a hard week, worked hard. have any plans this weekend? doing anything? >> stephen: yeah, i have a photo shoot. >> stephen: something candid, jon, or something the public will be allowed to see? what are you doing? >> stephen: no, thyself will be open for the public to see. >> stephen: what's the photo shoot? >> jon: it's for kate spade. >> stephen: really? ( applause ) can you hook a brother up with a handbag? >> jon: i actually can a murse. >> stephen: is that a man purse, murse? does it go over the shoulder or clutch? >> jon: they have the clutch. >> stephen: a little clutch. a. they have over the shoulderlike backpack. please, one of each. that's a very good weekend, man. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: have a good time. have a good time. >> stephen: yes, indeed. >> stephen: it's good. it

. >> >> jon: and i am jon scott. hillary clinton clashed are hillary clinton over the economy and gun control and other things. this is amid the growing speculation of biden's plan for a white house run. ju ju july, cory and mole is here for us to talk about this more. we have the -- to shorten the titles and get to the discussion. julie, did hillary clinton accomplish what she needed to do? >> she did. she needed to reassure the democratic base she could carry the message until november and accomplished that. two, she needed to reintroduce herself to america because what america has seen since the rollout has been a defensive person. and she needed to send the message to joe biden there is no room for him. >> jon: the consensus of the agreement after the debate today is hillary clinton won. did she? >> i think she did win the debate with the candidates on the stage. the thing for clinton is she still needs to put forward a reason for her running other than the notion she is a woman. she kind of leaned on that crutch

jon the uni football team is under five hundred but still very dangerous jon/2bam: yeah jack not an easy first half of their schedule coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear why mark farley is happy with where his team is at-- and the progress they're making. "now, local 5 sports are iowa sports" jon: last night the clubs clinched a spot in the nlcs over the st. louis cardinals-- so i can venture to guess the entire state of missouri is now rooting for the kansas city royals. k-c- had a huge comeback monday to force a decisive game 5 tonight where it's win or go home. this is the same team that came up just short last year from a world series title. they've shown they're motivated and the houston astros lost all of their mojo in the final two innings of game 4. look for an inspired group of royals players showing up tonight in front of their home crowd. for manager ned yost-- he has a team that doesn't give up-- case in point the 5 run top of the 8th in houston. eric hosmer went 2 for 5 in that game monday afternoon-- but drove in 3 runs-- including the insurance in the top of the ni

jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director jon schaeffer, and jon..... iowa jon/2bam: yeah jack-- coming up on we'll hear why this week doesn't get any easier against the baylor bears next in sports. "now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we jon: iowa state's schedule isn't doing the cyclones any favors. this week they have to try and take down the best offense in the nation. today the team talked about being ready for the challenge, embracing it, and shock linwood the big 12 leading rusher who is overshadowed by a high powered aerial attack. " the last two teams we just played are two and three like i just told you 700 yards is a hundred more yards a game than tt and tcu does. we got a great challenge our kids understand that and as always they look forward to the weeks work and what will be at the end of it. it's a big challenge mentally but if you're a football player you love competition we'll be up for it and our defense is up for it. you gotta come out and play every weekend when you're in a 3-4 defense just like we came out flat against tt we kn

with jon schaeffer. we are iowa sports" jon: iowa is in the ap top 10 for the first time since 2010. they control their own destiny as far as the big ten title game-- but kirk ferentz is doing everything he can to keep his players focused on one game at a time. maryland is this week's focus and while they're 0-3 in big ten play-- the terps know how to terrorize their opponents. alex giaimo has city. "(alex giaimo) the iowa hawkeyes are undefeated but still have 5 important big remaining on their schedule. even with all their success this team is not looking focused on playing (cj beathard) we can't our head and coach good job on making us opponent. um we still we can't let all that stuff get to our head. (tevaun smith) staying focused. not thinking about the week after weeks. just focus on this week and that's maryland and then when we get our next them. (giaimo) maryland has lost four games in a terrapins, a team that season. (kirk ferentz) we've got 62.5 percent of to be exact so to things is really ki

jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local halloween may have found a new featured feline. stephanie: a "creepy" new breed of cat called lykoi -- greek for "wolves" -- have made their debut and earned the nickname "werewolf cat" because of their eerie resemblance to the fictional canine. now although they are 100 percent cat, the felines have some of the signature personality traits of a dog. they wag their tails, track scents like a hound dog, and they'll even play fetch! jack: and this just in from a viewer, west des moines police were also out trick-or- treating tonight. thanks to emsuda sak-ah- novic for sharing these and thanks to all begger's night. brad: weather adlib: it's the halloween weekend, should we be scared? the metro, we should luck out with most of the rain increasing after 8 pm when beggar's night ends. rain will be likely safely. temps will be in the low 50s to upper 40s this evening. some rain may still be around saturday morning, but should move eastward and >>> and now, abc's "jimmy